Performance

Venue	The Harold Pinter Theatre
	Also: Formerly The Comedy Theatre.
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	28th June 2024
To	11th August 2024
The Harold Pinter Theatre (V386)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 2 May 24 - T1719012398
Date of change: 2 May 24 - T01785486659

Your Lie in April

Work:: Your Lie in April (S02022212095)

This musical adaption of a manga favourite story, Your Lie in April, brings to life the poignant story of Koosei Arima, a young piano prodigy, and his inability to play following his mother's death. He strikes a friendship with violinist Kaori Miyazono and she slowly encourages him to perform again.

Book by	Riko Sakaguchi
Translation	Rinne B Groff (Book)
Music	Frank Wildhorn
Lyrics	Carly Robyn Green
Lyrics	Tracy Miller
Lyrics	Rinne B Groff

Production:: (T01785486659)

Transfer of European Premiere. This adaption is based on Your Lie in April, a five-million-selling manga by Naoshi Arakawa

Director	Nick Winston
Design	Justin Williams
Music	Jason Howland (music arrangement / orchestration)
Producer	Carter Dixon McGill Productions
Producer	Indie Theatrical
Performer	Zheng Xi Yong (Kosei Arima)
Performer	Rumi Sutton (Kaori Miyazono)
Performer	Rachel Clare Chan
Performer	Joanna Ampil
Performer	Dean John-Wilson
Performer	Eu Jin Hwang
Performer	Julie Yammanee
Performer	Jade Albertsen
Performer	Lauren Chia
Performer	Hannah Yun Chamberlain
Performer	Imogen Rose Hart
Performer	Yuki Abe
Performer	Chris Fung
Performer	Ernest Stroud
Performer	JoJo Meridith
Performer	Michael Lin
Performer	Samuel How
Performer	Jason Wang-Westland

Listing:: L0159929929

Production details

Transfer of European Premiere. This adaption is based on Your Lie in April, a five-million-selling manga by Naoshi Arakawa

Reviews

Your Lie in April review
06Jul24: Seen at the Harold Pinter Theatre

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